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Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned skier, this guide aims to provide all the essential information you need to make the most of your stay.
Snow
On-Piste
Lifts
Off-Piste
Beginners
Nightlife
Each village in La Plagne has unique features that cater to different travellers, from families to groups looking to unwind. Plagne Centre is the vibrant hub, offering a range of accommodations from luxury hotels to self-catered apartments. Its prime location provides easy access to ski terrain for all skill levels and a convenient lift system. Beyond skiing, Plagne Centre has a lively après-ski scene. Belle Plagne combines alpine charm with stunning views, featuring cosy chalets and ski-in/ski-out residences. The terrain is ideal for intermediate and advanced skiers. After a day on the slopes, visitors can relax in intimate bars and enjoy occasional cultural events.
Plagne 1800 is family-friendly, offering a relaxed atmosphere with various accommodations and dining options. Its gentle slopes are perfect for families and beginners, with easy access to ski schools and equipment rentals. Shuttle services make exploring La Plagne easy, while activities like sledging, snowshoeing, and spa facilities provide great relaxation after skiing. Montchavin is a picturesque destination with traditional alpine architecture. It offers diverse accommodations, from cosy chalets to comfortable apartments and gentle slopes for families and beginners. At the centre of the Paradiski area, it provides access to extensive ski terrain. Plagne Bellecôte is lively, known for its ski-in/ski-out accommodations and apres option. It offers direct access to slopes for all skill levels and various après-ski activities. Bellecôte is lively and known for its ski-in/ski-out accommodations and apres option.
When planning your ski holiday in La Plagne, consider the experience you want. Each village promises a unique stay, ensuring your La Plagne adventure is perfectly tailored to your preferences.
Key Features
Pistes to explore
425km across Paradiski
Altitude
1,250m to 3,250m
Lifts
95
La Plagne’s ski area is part of the Paradiski domain and boasts 425 kilometres of pistes. Whether you’re a beginner making your first turns or an experienced skier, you’ll have an incredible time. From tree skiing to the glacier pistes, no day will ever be the same.
La Plagne is famous for its tree skiing. The number of blue and red pistes below the treeline makes it quite unique in this part of the world. While other resorts have a couple of areas to escape to in a storm, La Plagne has endless options that transport you to an old alpine movie.
Beginners will find plenty of gentle, welcoming slopes to gain confidence, particularly around the Plagne Centre and Montalbert areas. For intermediates, the expansive blue and red runs offer a perfect balance of challenge and enjoyment, with the Belle Plagne sector providing some stunning panoramic views. Advanced skiers will not be disappointed. The challenging black runs and off-piste opportunities are often quiet and in great condition. There’s a reason it’s the most visited ski resort in France.
Prices, duration and availability vary slightly by resort, based on our live availability.
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